Real wood top layer with enhanced dimensional stability for wider, stronger boards.

Sand/refinish multiple times depending on the thickness of the wear layer/wood veneer.

Higher resistance to expansion/contraction from relative humidity levels.

Common installation methods are glue, nail, or float.

Install direct glue-down to concrete slab or wood subfloor.

Install in all areas of your home; below ground level, ground level, and above ground level.

Eco-friendly; doesn’t hold dirt, dust, pollen, mites, or other allergens.

Multiple ply-layers bonded and pressed together, cross-layered with real wood veneer wear layer on top.

Standard size plank 1/2″ thickness X 2mm wear layer X 7-1/2″ wide X RL (Random Length).

Common wear layer thickness 2mm-6mm.

6mm wear layer equivalent to solid hardwood refinish-able surface.

Sand/refinish 2mm about 1.5 times, 3mm about 2.5 times, 4mm about 3.5 times, ect.

Scratch resistance determined by wood specie (refer to Janka Hardness Rating) and finish type (refer to Hardwood Finish Types). For example, a harder wood specie such as an “Acacia” or “Hickory” with a more durable finish such as a “polyurethane with built in Aluminum Oxide” will be much more durable and scratch-resistant compared to a soft “Birch” with a basic “Oil Finish”.

Maintenance determined by finish type (refer to Hardwood Finish Types).

Multiple ply-layers bonded and pressed together, cross-layered with real wood veneer wear-layer on top.

Standard size plank 1/2″ thickness X 2mm wear layer X 7-1/2″ wide X RL (Random Length).

Common wear layer thickness 2mm-6mm.

6mm wear layer equivalent to solid hardwood refinish-able surface.

Sand/refinish 2mm about 1.5 times, 3mm about 2.5 times, 4mm about 3.5 times, ect.

Scratch resistance determined by wood specie (refer to Janka Hardness Rating) and finish type (refer to Hardwood Finish Types). For example, a harder wood specie such as an “Acacia” or “Hickory” with a more durable finish such as a “polyurethane with built in Aluminum Oxide” will be much more durable and scratch-resistant compared to a soft “Birch” with a basic “Oil Finish”.

Maintenance determined by finish type (refer to Hardwood Finish Types).

Real wood top layer with enhanced dimensional stability for wider, stronger boards.

Sand/refinish multiple times depending on the thickness of the wear layer/wood veneer.

Higher resistance to expansion/contraction from relative humidity levels.

Common installation methods are glue, nail, or float.

Install direct glue-down to concrete slab or wood subfloor.

Install in all areas of your home; below ground level, ground level, and above ground level.

Eco-friendly; doesn’t hold dirt, dust, pollen, mites, or other allergens.